1.- GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT.

This document contains the General Terms and Conditions of Contract for the claims service provided through the brand and website www.Aznarchamorro.com, a brand owned and managed by Coraza Legal S.L. (hereinafter, the firm), a company registered in the Madrid Commercial Registry with registration details T 31734, F 95, S 8, H M 570989, with registered office at Calle Orense 43, Madrid, with Tax ID number B880168370, such that when the user decides to contract these services, they also assume compliance with and observance of the following contractual rules or conditions, which shall be understood to be expressly accepted by the user.

The company reserves the right to modify the presentation and configuration of the Portal, as well as the General Terms and Conditions, at any time. Therefore, it recommends that customers read them carefully each time they access the Portal.

1.3. The provision of the contracted services corresponds to the FIRM, which is considered a party to this agreement, without this status being extended to the professionals involved in carrying out the agreed work, even when the client establishes the relationship in response to the involvement of one or more specific professionals, in accordance with the provisions of Law 2/2007, of March 15, on professional companies.

2.- WORK TEAM.

2.1 The Firm shall provide the service entrusted to it using its own material and human resources. It shall assign the matter to the professional under its responsibility whom it considers appropriate, in accordance with the relevant quality standards, based on criteria such as knowledge, training, and experience in the field, as well as the specific needs of the client.

2.2 At the express request of the client, information will be provided regarding the lawyer who will take charge of the case and their professional details.

2.3 However, the client expressly consents to the Firm replacing any of the designated professionals if it deems it appropriate or necessary for the provision of the service, at its discretion, under a professional collaboration arrangement. The client shall have the right to be informed of the identity of the colleague who will collaborate in handling the matter.

2.4 When the intervention of other professionals (experts, notaries, solicitors, etc.) is necessary for the management of the matter, the client delegates the choice of such professionals to the Firm, unless expressly designated by the client. In any case, whether the professional is chosen by delegation from the Firm or directly by the client, the professional relationship and the setting of fees will be agreed between the client and these other professionals.

3.- DEONTOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES AND PROFESSIONAL SECRECY.

3.1 In accordance with Royal Decree 135/2021, of March 2, approving the General Statute of Spanish Lawyers, the relationship with the client is based on mutual trust. In this regard, the client must provide all the information and documentation necessary for the proper provision of the service during the contractual relationship. The Firm is not responsible for the authenticity or veracity of the information and/or documentation provided by the client, nor for the impact that such falsehoods may have on the provision of the service.

3.2 Likewise, the Firm shall provide the service with due diligence, seeking to satisfy the client's interests while always respecting the principles of independence and freedom that govern the profession. The Firm shall not be obliged to accept the Client's guidelines that conflict with its independence or professional judgment.

3.3 Legal professionals are subject to professional ethics and, in particular, to professional secrecy, which covers facts, communications, data, information, documents, and proposals that they have become aware of in the course of their duties. They must respect this secrecy and ensure that their collaborators, associates, and relevant staff also respect it. This duty of secrecy may be waived provided that the client has expressly authorized it.

4.- DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES.

4.1 The firm exclusively provides professional legal services typical of the legal profession, i.e., legal advice, legal consulting, dispute resolution, and defense of the rights and interests of others, both public and private, through extrajudicial, judicial, or arbitration proceedings, through its partners and professionals hired by the firm.

4.2 The services will be provided, in all cases, for the exclusive benefit of the client and will include the descriptions and exclusions set out in the contractual conditions. You will also be informed of the chances of success of your claim and the consequences of a conviction in costs. In general, the assignments DO NOT INCLUDE expenses and services in the second instance, for example, appeals, cassation or any other extraordinary appeal and/or complementary or additional service to the assignment carried out. The prices provided in the proposal also do not include the costs provided for in clause eight, the satisfaction of which shall be governed by that contractual condition. 4.3 The advice provided is limited to national law (Spanish law) and Community law (European Union law).

4.4 Identification of Services: The services identified below shall be governed by these general terms and conditions of contract and the contractual conditions, if any, and/or their Terms and Conditions, as applicable: In-Person Legal Consultation Service; Online Legal Consultation Service; Professional Assignment; Legal Services Retainer. The Firm reserves the right to configure the services provided in accordance with other nomenclature and typology at its sole discretion.

5.- HIRING.

5.1 The contracting of the services provided by the Firm shall be governed by the Commercial Code, the Civil Code, the Law for the Defense of Consumers and Users, the Law on General Contract Conditions, the Law on Information Services and Electronic Commerce, the Law on Professional Companies, the Statute of the Legal Profession, and any other applicable regulations.

5.2 When the client only wishes to make an in-person, online, or telephone consultation, it will not be necessary to issue a proposal; instead, the consultation form will be signed directly. If, after paying for the corresponding consultation, the client decides to place a professional order, the amount paid for the consultation will be deducted from the proposal designed for that purpose.

5.3 The contracting of services shall commence upon a proposal that may be accepted or rejected.

5.4 The proposal shall include a description of the services deemed necessary (including descriptions and exclusions of services), the corresponding fees, and any special agreements regarding costs. This proposal shall constitute a binding offer for a period of 15 days for the client, who may accept or reject the proposal. Once the 15-day period has expired, the Firm reserves the right to modify the proposal.

5.5 The proposal accepted and signed by both parties will formalize the contractual relationship and be binding. In-person, online, and telephone consultations, or advice provided by telephone or electronically during the preparation of the proposal and/or contract, are understood to be included in the proposal provided that the service is provided and the agreed amount is paid.

5.6 If the proposal is rejected, any face-to-face, online, or telephone consultations, or advice provided by telephone or electronically during the preparation of the proposal, whether prior to or after its signing, shall be paid for by the client.

Specifically, fees accrued for the feasibility study, consulting hours worked, and/or legal reports or memos issued, prior claims, or certified faxes sent in relation to the specific matter will be billed in accordance with the Firm's rates or, failing that, according to the Fee Schedule of the Madrid Bar Association. If, during the execution of the work, new actions arise that are different from those initially agreed upon in the contractual conditions, the Firm will notify the client in order to establish a new proposal, which will be billed separately from the previous one. However, if no agreement is reached on the new proposal, both parties may opt for the termination of the contract, after settling the fees accrued to date with the Firm.

5.8 Contracts with the Firm may be concluded in person, remotely, or electronically, and the client must provide the information required to execute the contract.

6.- DURATION AND EXTENSIONS.

6.1 In general, professional assignments will last for the time necessary to provide the requested service. Specifically, professional assignments will last for the period stipulated in the contractual conditions.

6.2 In contracts governing ongoing services stipulated for annual terms, the contract shall be automatically renewed upon expiration for identical terms, unless expressly terminated by the parties with two (2) months' prior notice.

7.- ACCEPTANCE AND WAIVER OF PROFESSIONAL ASSIGNMENTS.

7.1 In accordance with the Statute of the Legal Profession, the firm shall have complete freedom to accept or reject the management of any matter entrusted to it. Specifically, it may withdraw from the management of the matter at any stage of the proceedings, provided that this does not leave the client without legal representation, by notifying the client and the judicial or administrative body in writing.

7.2 Given that the professional relationship with clients is based on mutual trust, the intervention may be terminated when discrepancies arise with the client. In any case, the relationship must be terminated when circumstances arise that affect the independence and freedom of the professionals involved in the defense or the duty of professional secrecy.

8.- FEES, SUPPLIES, AND FUNDS ALLOCATIONS.

8.1 The financial consideration for the professional services contracted shall be invoiced as fees. 8.2 The expenses and out-of-pocket costs incurred by the Firm in carrying out the assignments or providing the services shall be passed on to the clients, who shall be obliged to reimburse the Firm for these costs. The Firm, within this category of out-of-pocket expenses, will provide justification for those consisting of the following types, without this list being exhaustive:

a) Taxes, fees, deposits, etc.

b) Copies, certifications, notes, testimonials, etc.

c) Courier services.

d) Teleconferencing Service.

e) Notary or registration fees.

f) Translations.

g) Fees for other professionals.

h) Expert reports.

i) Travel.

j) Any other item whose value exceeds 10 euros.

8.3 The Firm may request advance payments, i.e., the payment of amounts on account of fees both prior to and during the handling of the matter. The amount of the advance payments will be in accordance with the forecasts for the matter and the total amount of the estimated fees. Failure to pay these amounts will entitle the Firm to refuse or make conditional its acceptance of the professional assignment or to cease working on it.

8.4 Fees for contracted professional services shall be calculated based on, among other things, the following criteria:

a) Time spent by each of the professionals involved in providing the services.

b) Assessment of the complexity of the issue.

c) The economic interest of the matter.

d) The estimated time required to perform the services.

e)Provisions of the Fee Scale of theMadrid Bar Association.

8.5 In any case, the proposal and/or contractual conditions will specify the total amount of the fees, as well as the pricing system used, which may consist of:

a) Hourly rates.

b) Pricing by type of assignment, procedure, or project.

c) Fixed pricing with a success percentage.

8.6 In the case of hourly billing, the amount resulting from multiplying the hourly rate of the firm in force at any given time by the number of hours worked by the professionals involved in the matter, according to the record of actions carried out in each file, will be invoiced. In the event of early termination of the contract, please refer to clause seventeen.

8.7 Fees for each type of assignment, procedure, or project shall be set according to the nature of the service provided, as well as in accordance with the criteria for calculating fees set forth in this clause. In the event of early termination of the contract, refer to clause seventeen.

8.8 With regard to fixed fees with a success percentage, the client shall pay a fixed fee together with a percentage of the interest of the lawsuit to be collected. The validity of this fee is conditional upon the complete provision of the service. In the event of early termination of the contract, please refer to clause seventeen.

8.9 In general, the price for in-person, online, or telephone legal consultations is €70.00 + VAT, and the price per hour of service actually provided is €90.00 + VAT for the 2022 fiscal year, with this amount being revised annually in line with the CPI increase.

8.10 If, during the provision of the service, the customer requires additional actions to be performed that are not covered by the contract or are repetitive:

a) For professional assignments: Any actions or hours worked that are not included in the initial contract will be billed separately.

b) For legal service retainers: The price stipulated in the contract will be reviewed six months after its conclusion. All of this is without prejudice to any specific provisions to this effect that may be included in the specific contractual conditions.

10.- INVOICING AND PAYMENT.

10.1 Fees will be invoiced on a timely basis at the beginning or end of the service provision and/or by milestones or monthly payments, all in accordance with the provisions of the corresponding contractual conditions of the contracted service.

10.2 Pro forma invoices, partial invoices for each milestone or corresponding monthly payment, or final invoices will be issued, depending on the provisions of the contractual conditions corresponding to the contracted service.

10.3 Invoices must be paid within the following time frames:

a. At sight: When payments have been agreed upon at the beginning of the service provision and/or by milestones or monthly installments, in accordance with the provisions set forth in the contractual conditions or order form.

b. Thirty (30) days: invoices shall be payable within a maximum of 30 calendar days of their issue, provided that no specific period has been stipulated for this purpose in the contractual conditions.

10.4 Invoices shall include the agreed fees, as well as any expenses or out-of-pocket expenses charged to the client and, where applicable, any discounts on provisions made.

10.5 Similarly, Value Added Tax (VAT) will be charged on invoiced amounts, in accordance with the terms required by law.

10.6 The methods of payment accepted for settling the invoice are bank transfer, direct debit, deposit, cash, or card, subject to the limitations established for each method of payment by current legislation.

10.7 In general, direct debit through SEPA is the preferred method for recurring payments, and bank transfer and/or credit card are preferred for one-time payments, unless the contract terms or order form include specific provisions to the contrary.

10.8 The client authorizes the firm to collect on their behalf any amounts that may be received from third parties, as well as to apply the agreed fees to such amounts.

11.- DELAY IN PAYMENTS.

11.1 Amounts invoiced by the Firm to legal entities that are not paid within the maximum period established in clause 10 of these contractual conditions shall accrue interest for late payment from the day following this date, in accordance with the terms established in articles 5 et seq. of Law 3/2004, of December 29, establishing measures to combat late payment in commercial transactions. In the case of invoices or bills sent to individuals, the contractually established late payment interest rate shall be the legal interest rate + 1.00%.

11.2 Similarly, if it is necessary to issue a payment request after the invoice has been issued due to non-payment by corporate clients, the compensation and collection costs provided for in Article 8 of Law 3/2004, which establishes measures to combat late payment in commercial transactions, dated December 29, must be paid. In the case of invoices or bills sent to individuals, the cost of the collection actions actually carried out will be passed on.

11.3 If any invoice is not paid within the established period, the Firm shall have the right, alternatively, to suspend all services and/or terminate the contract after notifying the client, with the client being solely liable for any damages that may arise from such suspension of services or termination of the contract, without being able to claim such damages against the Firm.

11.4 The Firm reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate to collect payment of invoices that remain unpaid by the client.

12.- COMMUNICATIONS.

12.1 The parties shall be obliged to notify the other party of any change in their postal address, email address, or telephone number during the term of the contract, with the party in breach assuming the legal consequences of such breach.

12.2 The preferred means of communication between the parties shall be email and telephone calls. Appointments or meetings may also be arranged in advance and will be scheduled according to the availability of the professionals involved. Communication via instant messaging applications and/or social networks shall be exceptional and, under no circumstances, shall they be used to provide professional advice.

13.- LIABILITY.

13.1 The Firm shall execute any assignment with the appropriate professional diligence and in the best interests of the client in accordance with the applicable ethical standards in accordance with clause three of these general terms and conditions of engagement.

13.2 The client acknowledges and accepts that the provision of the service derived from this contract constitutes for the Firm an obligation of means consisting of the provision of a specialized legal advisory and/or technical defense service before Courts and Public Bodies, without, in any case, the Firm being under any obligation to obtain a specific result, since in such a situation various variables beyond the scope of the service regulated herein are involved. Therefore, the client declares that they understand and accept that the obligation arising from this contract is not an obligation of result. They expressly waive the right to file any civil liability claim in this regard.In the event that the assignment constitutes an obligation of result, the Firm shall not be liable for any defects therein arising from negligent or careless conduct on the part of the client—for example: failure to provide the required information in a timely manner, providing false information, not facilitating the audit or review of facilities or documentation, etc.—or any other cause provided for by law or contract.

13.3 The Firm assumes any type of civil liability arising from the professional relationship in accordance with Law 2/2007, of March 15, on professional companies with respect to the services provided by its partners, attorneys, and employees. Therefore, the client expressly waives the right to hold the Firm's Partners, Attorneys, and employees directly liable, and will limit their claim to the Firm.

13.4 The Firm shall be liable to the client for any damages caused by reasons attributable to the Firm or any of its partners, attorneys, or professionals as a result of willful misconduct or gross negligence on the part of any of them.

13.5 The Firm declares that it has taken out professional liability insurance that covers, with certain limitations, the risk of damage or harm to the client arising from its professional activities.

13.6 Under no circumstances shall the Firm be liable for damages arising from falsehood, concealment, or any other fraudulent, negligent, or bad faith conduct on the part of the client that may directly affect the provision of the service. Similarly, neither the Firm nor its Partners, Attorneys, and employees may be held liable for any acts or omissions of third parties, even if they are external collaborators of the Firm (other firms or other independent professionals, among others) or have intervened at the request of the Firm, but with the client's knowledge, without prejudice to any direct actions that the client may bring against them.

13.7 The liability of the Firm and of the Partners, Attorneys, and employees who have been involved in a matter in the event of willful misconduct or gross negligence is contractually limited:

a) For specific professional consultations and assignments: liability is limited to the lesser of the following amounts between direct damages—excluding loss of profits, loss of business, or reputational and/or moral damage—and the total amount paid by the client for the assignment of the matter in accordance with its contractual conditions.

b) For legal service retainer fees: liability is limited to the lesser of the following amounts between direct damages—excluding lost profits, loss of business, or reputational damage—and the total amount paid for legal services rendered in the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event causing the damage.

13.8 Any claim for liability against the Firm or its partners, attorneys, and employees, regardless of its nature, must be filed within a preclusive period of one year from the date on which the event giving rise to the claim occurred, it being understood that the client waives the right to bring a liability action if this is not done.

14.- MODIFICATION OF THE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT.

The Firm may unilaterally modify these general terms and conditions at any time, and such modifications shall be applicable:

a) For periodic services: The modification will apply to services provided after the date of publication of the updated terms and conditions on the website www.caballeroyfuentes.com.

b) For specific services: In general, the conditions included in the contractual conditions or order form shall apply, unless the modifications have been communicated to the customer and no objection has been received from the customer within 30 days.

15.- COMPLAINTS.

15.1 Consumers may send any complaints, claims, or suggestions regarding the goods and services offered or contracted to the following postal address: C/Mejia lequerica 12, bajo izq, or by email to despacho@aznarchamorro.com.

15.2 Complaints will be answered as soon as possible and, in any case, within a maximum period of one month by the same means by which the complaint was received.

15.3 In any case, the customer may seek the protection of the relevant supervisory or control authority to enforce their claim.

16.- WITHDRAWAL.

16.1 Customers who are consumers shall have the right to withdraw from this contract, in accordance with the provisions of Law 3/2014 of March 27, within a period of 14 calendar days from the signing of this document.

16.2 The exercise of this right is subject to notification in such a way that proof of receipt can be provided by appropriate means of communication.

16.3 The consequence of exercising the right of withdrawal is the restitution of the services in accordance with Articles 1.303 and 1.308 of the Civil Code.

16.4 The consumer expressly consents and acknowledges that they will have lost the right of withdrawal once the service has been fully performed in accordance with applicable law.

16.5 In any case, consumers who exercise their right of withdrawal must pay the Firm an amount proportional to the part of the service already performed at the time they inform the Firm of their decision. The proportional amount will be calculated on the basis of the total price of the contract.

17.- TERMINATION AND CONTRACTUAL RESOLUTION.

17.1 In the case of a professional assignment, the contract shall expire when the provision of services entrusted in accordance with the description of the contractual conditions or assignment sheet has been completed. However, the contract may be terminated unilaterally at any time by either party without the need to give any reason, provided that the other party is given reasonable advance notice and any fees accrued are settled. The work shall be considered fully executed five days before the deadline for submission of documents and/or the date set for delivery of the documents or projects.

17.2 For legal service retainers, the contract shall terminate at the agreed term or after the end of any extensions, provided that unilateral termination of the contract has been given with two (2) months' notice. If the agreed notice period is not complied with, the client shall be obliged to pay for the two (2) months corresponding to the notice period, regardless of whether or not the service is provided.

17.3 Specifically, the Firm may terminate the provision of services at any time in accordance with ethical regulations or due to non-payment of any of the invoices issued, giving reasonable notice, with the client being solely liable for any damages that may arise, without being able to claim them against the Firm.

17.4 In any case, at the end of the contractual relationship, a settlement will be made based on the fees and expenses accrued up to that point and the payments already made. This settlement will depend on the pricing method agreed upon in the contractual conditions or order form.

17.5 In the case of hourly billing, when the contract is terminated early, payment shall be made for the hours devoted to performing the work up to the moment when the service effectively ceases to be provided.

17.6 In the event of pricing by type of assignment, procedure, or project, in the event of early termination of the contract, the client must pay the amount corresponding to the percentage of the service actually performed, which may or may not coincide with the milestones specified in the payment method set out in the contractual conditions or order form.

17.7 When a fixed fee with a success percentage has been agreed, in the event of early termination, this fee will automatically become void and billing will then be based on the Fee Guide for the work actually performed up to the time of termination, deducting, where applicable, the fixed portion paid at the outset, provided that the amount billed exceeds this amount.

If the invoiced amount is less than the fixed portion already paid, the service shall be deemed to have been satisfied with that amount, without the customer having the right to claim the difference, this amount being considered a penalty for early termination.

18.- CONFLICT OF INTEREST.

18.1 Legal professionals are obliged not to defend interests that conflict with those for which they have been entrusted with providing advice or defense, or with their own interests, and, in particular, not to betray their clients' trust.

18.2 You may not act on behalf of two or more clients in the same matter if there is a significant risk of conflict of interest, unless expressly authorized in writing by all of them.

18.3 When a conflict of interest arises, they must refrain from acting and duly notify the interested party.

19.- NULLITY.

19.1 The declaration of nullity, ineffectiveness, or invalidity of any of these General Terms and Conditions shall not affect the validity of the remaining conditions, which shall remain in force and shall be binding on the parties.

19.2 Failure by the Firm to exercise any of the rights set forth in these General Terms and Conditions shall not be construed as a waiver of such rights.

20.- PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING.

20.1 CLF DERECHO PÚBLICO S.L.P., like all law firms, is subject to Law 10/2010 and other regulations on the prevention of money laundering. Therefore, in accordance with the provisions of the aforementioned regulations, it will request, prior to accepting any professional engagement, that it be provided with a copy of the documentation necessary for the purposes of these regulations.

20.2 Refusal to provide such information shall be sufficient grounds for not establishing the contractual relationship or for terminating it, since failure to comply with this specific regulation may result in administrative penalties for the Firm.

21.- CONFIDENTIALITY AND PUBLICITY.

21.1 The Firm will respect the confidentiality of the information and documentation collected for the provision of the service, as well as the actions carried out for its clients.

21.2 The Firm may mention the names of its clients and the area, sector, or specialty in which it advises them in presentations made to third parties, in order to demonstrate its experience in said sectors and specialties in public procurement procedures, respecting confidentiality and data protection regulations in all cases, unless expressly prohibited.

22.- DATA PROTECTION.

22.1 Data processing carried out by the Firm will be done in compliance with applicable data protection regulations and, in all cases, in accordance with the GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (EU) 2016/679 and Organic Law 3/2018, of December 5, on the Protection of Personal Data and Guarantee of Digital Rights, as well as its implementing regulations.

22.2 Coraza Legal S.L., (hereinafter referred to as the firm), a company registered in the Madrid Commercial Registry with registration details T 31734, F 95, S 8, H M 570989, with registered office at Calle Orense 43, Madrid, with Tax ID number B880168370, is responsible for processing data collected directly from individual clients for professional purposes. It will also act as data processor for data provided to it for the provision of services by the legal entities that hire it. All of this will be detailed in the contractual conditions or specific order form depending on the status of the customer and the order placed.

22.3 As the data controller, the data will be collected for the following purposes:

a) Manage the contractual and pre-contractual relationship between the company and the customer.

b) Manage the matter entrusted and the commitments arising from the contract or preliminary contract of the business relationship, of any kind, professional.

c) Sending information and carrying out advertising activities (by any means, including electronic means) with the aim of offering clients and website users services related to the Firm's activities that may be of interest to users.

22.4 The legal basis for data processing shall be the consent given by the data subjects, the performance of a contract, and compliance with a legal obligation.

22.5 In general, the recipients of your data will be the public bodies necessary for the performance of the service or whose transfer is required by law, the professionals collaborating with the Firm, whether or not they belong to the HISPAJURIS www.hispajuris.es network of professional firms, as well as third parties to whom we transfer your data for promotional or commercial purposes, when you give your consent to that effect.

22.6 No international transfers of data are planned. If necessary, they will only be carried out when the European Commission has decided that the recipient guarantees an adequate level of protection; in the absence of a decision, by offering appropriate safeguards, provided that the data subjects have enforceable rights and effective legal remedies, including binding corporate rules; and in the absence of the above, if any of the situations referred to in Article 49 of the GDPR are met; or, where applicable, with the authorization of the Spanish Data Protection Agency.

22.7 The data will be kept for the time strictly necessary in accordance with the document custody and retention policy and, at most, until any possible liability actions expire in accordance with current legislation.

22.8 The client may exercise their rights of access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction, or objection to processing before the data controller in accordance with Article 12 et seq. of the European Data Protection Regulation, by sending an email to rgpd@caballeroyfuentes.com. 22.9 When the Firm acts as a data processor:

a) Process the Data in accordance with the instructions provided by the Customer-data controller;

b) It will not process personal data for purposes other than those indicated by the Customer and/or those necessary for the provision of the service;

c) Data confidentiality will be respected during the provision of the service;

d) It will transfer personal data to third parties whenever necessary for the provision of the service to sub-processors. Likewise, it will transfer the data to the competent authorities if necessary for the proper provision of the service.

e) It shall implement the necessary technical and organizational measures for the processing of data in accordance with specific regulations;

and f) Upon termination of the contractual relationship, it shall return, destroy, or deliver the data to the data controller in accordance with their instructions.

22.10 All of this shall be in accordance with the data processor agreement that, where applicable, is provided to you by the data controller, in accordance with Article 28 of the European Data Protection Regulation.

23.- DOCUMENT STORAGE AND PRESERVATION.

23.1 In general, the client shall not deliver original documents to the Firm unless it is essential and expressly requested.

23.2 The client authorizes the Firm to keep copies of the documents provided to it for the provision of the contracted services, even after the termination of the contractual relationship. Once the service requested has been completed or the relationship with the client has ended, the Firm reserves the right to destroy the aforementioned documentation at any time.

23.3 Information and documentation related to the services provided by the Firm to its clients may be stored at the Firm's premises, on its servers, or at third-party facilities or electronic storage media contracted by the Firm.

23.4 The Firm shall adopt the necessary technical and organizational measures for the storage and retention of data in accordance with applicable Data Protection regulations when acting as the data controller.

23.5 The Firm shall adopt the technical and organizational measures indicated by the data controller for the storage and retention of data in accordance with applicable Data Protection regulations when acting as data processor.

23.6 The deadlines will be kept for the period necessary for the execution of the service entrusted or for the time required by the authorities for their conservation in relation to the legal obligations corresponding to the Firm.

24.- PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF THE MATTER.

24.1 The client authorizes the firm to manage public communication in the press and social media regarding the progress of the matter entrusted to it and its outcome.

25.- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.

25.1 The documentation generated in which the original ideas conceived for the provision of the service are embodied is material protected by intellectual property regulations, and its ownership corresponds to the professional and/or professionals who have been involved in its drafting.

25.2 The professionals involved shall hold all moral and economic rights derived from authorship and regulated by applicable regulations.

25.3 The Customer may use such documentation for their own purposes with the sole aim of resolving the dispute, conflict, or breach that gave rise to the provision of the service.

25.4 The client may not distribute or give access to such material to other persons, unless expressly authorized in writing by the Firm. In the event of unauthorized disclosure, the client may be held liable in accordance with applicable regulations.

26.- APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION.

26.1 The contractual relationship between the Firm and the Client is expressly subject to Spanish law.

26.2 Any dispute between the Firm and a client shall be subject exclusively to the jurisdiction of the Courts of Madrid.